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  1. On hot days this summer, avoid using your stove and excess lighting. This will help to keep your home comfortable.
  2. Ceiling fans are an energy efficient way to stay cool during the summer.
  3. Wash clothes in cold water whenever possible. About 90% of the energy used to power a washing machine goes to heating the water.
  4. Your AC unit will run more efficiently if it’s placed in a shaded area on the north side of your home.
  5. Weather stripping your home can help you save on your cooling expenses this summer.
  6. Installing low-flow shower heads is a great way to save energy year round. Check out our blog for more info: ow.ly/aBQ9L
  7. Cleaning your refrigerator coils can help your fridge to work more efficiently and may even prolong the life of the appliance.
  8. Ceiling fans create enough air movement in a room to make it feel cooler by four or more degrees.
  9. Check out our latest energy-saving blog post: bit.ly/KdFl0F
  10. Need a new AC unit? Look for the Energy Star label to make sure you’re choosing an energy-efficient option.
  11. Before the hot weather hits, schedule a tune up for your air conditioner to make sure it’s running efficiently.
  12. Check out WH's latest energy-saving blog post: bit.ly/I3lzai
  13. Save energy by only running your dishwasher when it’s full and using the “air dry” setting.
  14. Cleaning out your dryer hose and lint traps thoroughly will help your dryer to run more efficiently.
  15. Using your microwave is an energy-efficient way to cook. It uses 2/3 less energy than your stove.
  16. CFLs use 75 percent less energy than traditional incandescents.
  17. Take advantage of the spring weather by air drying your clothes instead of using your dryer.
  18. When cooking on your stove top, use lids on your pots and pans to help you cook more efficiently.
  19. One CFL can save you $40-50 over the life of the bulb.
  20. Close your window coverings at night to help keep the heat inside your home.